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is possible to style table section? #17

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soyoh opened this issue Oct 22, 2015 · 6 comments
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is possible to style table section? #17

soyoh opened this issue Oct 22, 2015 · 6 comments

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@soyoh
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soyoh commented Oct 22, 2015

Hi, I want to give style to the sections on the table, is that possible??
i've tried applying "appearance" just to the section doest work, or using the method

def will_display_header

that works on ProMotion, but here is just ignored, I want to do it because the text is displaying really big on my tables, not like on the demos :/

thank you!

@bmichotte
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XLForm headers are difficult to skin. @markrickert have sent a PR to XLForm but they are not very fast at merging...

Mark, do you think you could "monkey-patch" the headers directly here ?

@soyoh
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soyoh commented Oct 22, 2015

hmm i see that, i was checking the source code too, I though it was impossible for now.

also, i'm having a weird behaviour:
everytime I click to edit something (the email field for example) the title on the cell became color white, and is "invisible" is this normal??? tried to apply the appearance here too, but seems that it gets ignored

@bmichotte
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no, it's not normal.
Do you have some stylesheet which override labels or textfields ?

@soyoh
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soyoh commented Oct 22, 2015

oooh just found the problem for that.....

the real problem here, is that i want to apply "tint_color" to my app, because the nav_bar has a different color, i set to white there.... anyway

thanks for your quick help!!
lets see if the XLform guys solve the heder thingy

[edited]
this is NOT true

i'm doing this to style the text color on the nav controller

        navigation_controller.navigationBar.setTitleTextAttributes({
           UITextAttributeTextColor => rmq.color.white
        })

seems that that overwrite everywhere, oh well, problem solved, for now.

@markrickert
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You can manually reference my branch in your project's rakefile to get the changes without using the master cocoapod. That's what i'm doing on one of my projects. Your rakefile pods override any pod definitions in gems.

@soyoh
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soyoh commented Oct 22, 2015

Goo idea, thank you @markrickert and @bmichotte

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